A Isrtinltural. II A ROYAL mice,. I• PT ;mail xtanc9u. - • ! - Among We fine obi kings that reign • trpori a simple wooden throne, . There's one _with hit a small domain, But, mark yon;leis k ali his own. • • dud though upon his rustle towers • No ancient stancisrdwaves its Wing; Thick, leafy banners embed with dolor*, From all tbo fragrant casements swing, , And here, in royal homespun, bow Hi not-brown cowl at night and morn— The bionzed FieldlMarsind of the Plougb, The Chancellor nf Whest r and :-.7orn, -"' The keeper of the Golden Stacks; . The mistress of the Ild iifring-Pail, The bold Knightrqthe Ringing Axe, : • The r Heralds thui Sounding Flail, , • . Mel: aches of 1 1 '.New..3lotrn Hay, Thellfaster of the Spade and Hoe, . The Minstrels of the Glorious Lay, = That all the Sons of Freedom know. And tints, while on the seasons roll, Ile wins from the inspiring sod The brawny arm and noble soul That serve his Country and his God Effect of Cold on Mich Clown. . . The extrem sensitiveness of the mammary km tions in cows to the influences of ocild,fatigue, excitement, unpleasant oders, 'etc:, is surprising. We have been greatly interested in observing j the effects of cold upon the milksceretion as seen in the herd of cows uponthe farm at - Lake side. iit During the Oast suriuner,in the nt days in July and August,the ani els resorted to the lake to 'drink, and, af ter slaking their thirst, they Nfriuld wade into thee water, . and remain sometimes an hour or two, with legs half immersed. This habit it way found invariably diminished the flow of milk at night, and in order to learn the extent of the diminution careful observetions were made. It was ascertained that rtanding in the water an hour diminished the flow to the amount of eight or ten quarts in a herd of thirteen cows. The loss was so great that whenever they re sorted to the water they were driven away to the pasture again at once. We have-,learned that from simply turning the herd into ' the yard upon a cold day in whiter; and allowing them to remain fifteen minutes, the flow of milk was diminished to a se rious extent, and consequently the Animals are not allowed to leave the warm stable during the entire win ter, except .for a brief period upon warm sunshiny days. Water is brought directly from a well into the barn, and the dr nking vessels are arranged so that thennimals have to racivjbnt a step or two to supply their wants. ": The nature of the we . ter supply, and conveniences of ac cess, are most important points in' _ the management of milch cows. A draught of ice-cold water, taken by a cow in the winter, cuts. short the milk :yield for the day , from one to two pints. Well-water drawn into vessels, and allowed to stand a few hours covered in the ,warm barn, has its temperature - .raised- several de grees, and this practise should be f , adopted by all thrifty farmers. 'lt would undou tedly pay well to slight ly_warm the water, but this is at te,nded with considerable inconven ience where large herds are kept, un less Steam ajparatns is. used. The influence of ti cold current of air, and • cold drinking water, upon cows in milk, is not 9f a transient nature ; it extends for e longer period than a day or a week. Many fine animals are ruined by careless exposures eve ry year,and self-interest and feelings of humanity should 4 prompt all cow owners to ke ep diligent watch over their welfare and comfort. Cows iii milk ere 'often injured by rapid driving from pasture by heed less boys and unthinking men. They should nevel . be urged_ faster than a walk. Gen leness and kindness of conduct toward cows have a wonder ful influencelnpon the milk-pail, and also upon the progeny of the ani mals. A bad-tempered irascible man ought never, to be allowed in a sta ble. A man who will kick a cow in a passion, might himself to be kicked into the barnyard, and prohibited from again eowing -in contact with the noble animal. The right person placed in charge of a herd Of twenty cows which cave been badly manag , ed, will in one month raise the lacteal products so that the increased cash receipts. will pay, his wages: This is, a statement which has been verified c, More than nce. —Boston'Journal of Chemietry. aof Making Tea. Wa The Chin:man puts his tea in a -cup, poursjhfit water upon it, aid drinks the i fusion of the leaves ; he never dreams of spoil* its flavor with sugar or cream. the Ja - ese l i triturates - th leaves before putting them _into t e pot; In Morrocco they put sere n teat,a little tansy and t a great deal of sugar in a tea-pot, and fi ll . up ith boiling water. -In Bokhara ev ry man carries a small bag of tea a ut with him, a certain -quantity of I which he handi over t to i the booth-k ' per he patronizes, vrho concocts the beverage for him. The Bokhriote fi ds it as di ffi cult to pass u tea-booth our own dram-drink er does to -by a gin-palace. His breakfast be &rage is schitschaj, that is tea -flavO with milk, cream, or mutton fatiP which bread is soaked. Daring tlo daytime sugarless green tea is, drunU, with the accompani _meat of cal- s of flour, and mutton _suet.' It is onsidered an inexcusa ble breach o manners to cool the hot cup of tea-lh the breath ; but the difficulty is vercome by supporting the right elbow in the left hand, and giving a circular movement to the pp. : How long each kind of tea takes to draw is calculated to the sec ond ; and when the_tea-pot is empti ed, it is passed round among each tea-drinker tp take up as many leaves as can be held between the thumb and finger—the leaves being estimat ed an especial dainty. 14 r A Surar.—That is a try which is told of an who, while in the army, • ooleii shirt, with ,:the maker, a young woman one of the large shops of hed in a place so that „ t the -garment on the 'ver his heart. He wrote, i 4 , ditto, ditto. Coming lough he called. Court d. The War Over, the in order. Than the gal -1 xplained how he came TILE Tea romantic lowa soldier received a name of the employed in St. Lords, at, when he p 'name come she answeie home on a Ea' shiti . follow , wedding -w I ant fellow • first by the profit' with the gir Julia that Is his shirts. al five year old! joint inter - puma • •'• • Idrecs of his fair bride .d the identical garment e name stitched to it. her. Lat. —still makes .1 00)2* I in which they have a All rixidentss. ... + I ~ zanaketellei piumeny & BtioniNF, SHOP. ibo troderolgned having tonclwowl tho Potwar, and Wahine Shop bnelp owned bp 1 - John Como& pripirod to do AU buds at work =l4l to tl*bniinook with pr . d and I MILL ORARINGS, OIROIILAR SA* MILLS, MAN I Asa kidas at; MILL IRONS _ "MADE TO ENGINES REPAIRED, ism! ail work warranted to siva aattatictkot. SHINGLE MACHINES- Of the lateit and most Improved Mit& Mantllactured and kept constantly tin band_mady for nee. PLOUGHS,. 111:MUILL. IRON LIM WOODEN BEAMS Of an kinds. CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS PLOUGH POINTS Of all kinds. and the latosttntents kopt iou constantly on, ' CUXTE POWERS, L•110.1i AND SMALL SIZE. STOVE C,ASTINGS Jr"'Mni'M:M!7`l7l: I SLED AND SLEIGH' SHOES, LARGE IRON IMITLES And all kinds of coding' furnished 4;1 March 30. 100. , • MEANS k ROCKWELL., EW CARRIAGE FACTORYI! N on Pine. between Main and Sie'cond, Streets, back tit G. F. Itason k Co. a Dank, TOWANDA, PENN'A. HENRY STOLEN & CO., Respectfully anaemic* to his fiteolviol patrons. .41: II have built ► KEW BRICK 'JAM/SAGE YACTORL where they Will constantly keep kin iaLla • full assort meat of . • FAMILY CARRLIGES: TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES, PLATFORM WAGONS, TROTTING SULKY% AND EiKELETOS. Made of the beat material and finished In the beet city style. His long experience In city Carriage factories gives them edecided advantage over others in the -. Finish,'‘ Style and Durability of Ws Wagons. All theT a5,t..1,16 an INSPECTION OF HIS WORK prirvioui to p=iauitig elsowliero. ALL WORK WARR,INTER TO GIVE PERFECT SArigr.4criox. Thaaltfal for the liberal patronace formerly es tended and respectfully aek a contismar.ce of the .aama REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTMCDED TO reduced prices Towanda, May 2a. 1870.—tf THE OLD MAIN STREET Carriage Factory. JAMES_,BRYANT still continues the 'manufacture of CARRIAGES AND WAGONS, Of every, deicriptloo. at the oldlatind of O. H .Drab, fiTREET, TORANDAJP,S. Ins work is all of the LATEST STYLE AND•. FINISH In tbo unnoulacturo id wagons notiing to use:l bn alio BEST STT , 'Ei, ALES, To ether uith the COMPOSITION 13'0.XES In Light Work PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS - AND - LUMBER WAGONS ICept 'Onstatttly crtiband. " The best Eastern stock it need to the mannisetare of Wheels. Spokes are all rived ent—not sawed. ALL WORK BOLD WARR - ANTED EQUAL TO ANY do i to and ao to durstalty, SUPERIOR TO TILLS SECTION sir ALL Wosx W JAMES BRYAN'II ap1.19'71 BLOOD dc CO., Still continue o manufacture their celebrated HORSE POWERSi& CXXANERS, and will sell a better machine, for len money than ma be bad elsewhere in the world.. We claim for our machines that they will do as much, or more, than any pther, and are more durably built. We personally superintend our work and see that it is well dawn. We will send of ear machines, on application. ONE AND .TWO ROME POWERS, Oue i Two Hone THRESHER ilk SEPERATORS, THRESHER astd CLEANERS, FANNING MILLS, allo7lllll AND DUhO SAW MILLS, SAW' AND GUST 11ECLi work done to orders Giro.= a call before prirchaseng i elsewhere. .vi "Op alialavus `s um `l* 0 0 2 ? ik a. 00 r i Aug. 7 1869. • 3 NEW PL'ANING MILL The undertho:wd baring built a large and comino. dims Mill in the Borough of Towanda, and filled it with the moat modern and Improved v.rh'rery. for the manufacture of . • WINDOW BASE AND Buriis. itte prepared to MI seders; , whether large or mall. 'moat:he shortest notice. :We bare 'deo a large re deg of MOULDLIGS, of the Latest style and pattern, which we can furnish much cheaper than they can be worked by toad. • PIANO% - " TONG Immo, • ciaoonwo.. , 'AM) EiCII.OOL And all other work nertaining to Scdnery.will !odour to wit our customers. Persona building. and not living more than twelve to fourteen miles distant. will find It boltell for their Interest to buy or as, or bring their lumber and have it wetted by our machinery. thing your grist of Flooring. or other hutiber, and while your team le seeding, leers it ground out and take it home with you. CAIN fr-1 Aral pay Lori , , PINE AND REMILICII LCMlLttit dalnered (=lli:mbar yard. Coma and IMO VI, or yoa amormal ir Imb, UNA ' BOIXMRS t CO. - FOYP &CA ATHENS RAIL ROAD lail OW roomy. Itoutobtor illat. MI. Plooroutor Teats plot Walk *SI- lam Albans at awl , Liu., senor at, biota et 11= • is. South Ws Mast at Sin p.'s:. strive it A4tls k i 11:10 us. -- SOUTHERN 4 ROLD.,OII 0tir111040.7. kt • I • 1•',1 •• =AR ' A 23112. Auburn:l Athens. Auburn. 11 A th ena. 7:80 A.X. 10:20 A. as 10:55 A. At. 1 12:56 r. rt. 8:30 a.x. I 4:55 t. x. ' 4:00 P. X. I 4:10 r. g. 4:3i rat...l ' 9:00.r X. Trams leave oin.go or Auburn at 1:25 a.,' tn.. 12:10 p. in.. and 5:15 p. m. Trans arrive at Owego from Auburn at 11:36 a.m.. 2:30 p.m., and 8:05p.m. T IME TA.N t Moody: NoT, 0IIIIIR•11.D. P. N. I il. Y. 2:10 ' 1:00 TOWANDA 2:20 1:10 BARCLAY JUNCTION 2:40 11:10 moaning 3:10 8:00 . WILOOXB ' 3:20 18:10 , ....NEW ALBANY 3:30 3:20 1 MILLERS 3:50 ,8:W IDIISBORR. 4:25 9:15 „..... BERNICE. 9. z. I //...M. 1 - . ' _1 ro.c & N.Y. CANAL Sk RR. CO.- ARRANGEMENT OF PAEMFMGER TEAM% To take effect Monday, Nov. 27, 1871. 10171410A11D. 3B 13113 6 45 8 40 605 755 5 55 7 45 5 25 7 01 4 33 6 10 4 15 5 43 357 5 23 3 50 5 15 .3 25 4 45 22t 3 35 2 054 10 11 20'..:. 1019 Pa. 10 05j 9 25' 800, 6 00 PY . AM No. 30 (eaves Toiramla at 7_10; Athena. 7 . 50; Wa. verly. 8 00; arrive at Elmira at 9 00 • Y. No. 31 kayos Elmira at 5 45: Waverly 6 45; 7-Ath ena, 700; arrive at Towanda at. 7 45 P. M. • 43,11 5G 30112 15 40112 SO 5n 1 45 30 1 2 15 55 235 17 255 25 , 31111 AO 325 SO 425, 15 4 45, 7 4, 0, 19 8 241 8 35 9 101 I. Down Trains dine at White Haven. tp Trains dine at Pittetoi Pasgencrro , to and from ;New . York and Pblladel phiswithout r.harro of cars; Down train connects st Allentown with Through fist Express for llarrisburg, Pittsburg awl the West. R. A. PACKER, . . Superintendent. NEW ROUTE ,TO PHTLADEL , MILL NORTH PENNSYLVAIs'IA RAILROAD Shortest and most direct line to Philidelphla l Bal timore. Washington. and the Smith. I'4'mo:tigers fry this route take Pennsylvada . New York Railread train passing Towanda at 7:15 A.M., make dose connection at Bethlehem with Ex press train of North Penn'i Railroad. and arrive in Philadelphia at 5:05 P. M. In time to take night trains either for the South or West. - City passenger cars are Ist the Depot onarrival of I trot convey passengers to the carious Depots (I t p 1 rta of the city.! Leave worth Penn'a Rai4=l Depot, corner Berke and American stre , ?Made!phis, at 7:35 A. M., arching at Towanda 4:59 P. AL, same evening. Mann's Baggage Dine • ceollecti and delivers bag. gage, once NI). 105 Rout fifth street. Philadelnhia. IfELONT 4CCOirIitODATIOICS. Freight received at Front and Noble 'gratin. Plina delphla. and forwarded brlDaily Fast Freight train to Towanda. anti all pedal in Sins inehanna valley with quick dispatch. I ELLIB ct.4IIKE. rieri. Act. N; P. MIL, Front and Willow Sta. Nov. 21. 1870. j PhiladelPhia. ERIE RAILWAY. AND IWPIUWED DRAWIIta Erwl3l AND Bt.scErrio Cnacors eornbinina all Modern Improremedta, are run thinnch on all Traitor ;botween I:lsdaln, Nia,srara Falls: Suspension Bridge, Cleveland, Cincinnati and 'New York. . Abstract of Time T41.1.0.e.. 'Adopted • Nov. 131.11. IST • STATI 0 N S . !. •. . 11 I T . ' I 7Cs°'• 1 I : ...!‘°"• • t 0.) 1 ... 7%-a *,,, 1 . I ' ill. 11.1 4 . Y. P. st Ir. Y. 'Stir YOrk Leave 1 9 30' 11 00 5 30; 700 Jersey f'ity..... " • i 7 451 11.15, 5 451 720 Snarraehanna ... d' • 11) 430 8 151 1 55; 235 Great Beni...—. " 8 371 217; '• Binghamton 513 9 15' 2ST 3 2.5 Owr.go. „ . ... ~. .. " - 553 30 10 3451 411 Waverly " CSO 11' 01 4 27 1 448 Elmira . 705 11 50 1 5 051 • • 52% Corning •• .7 38 12 35 5 421 601 Painted P4t..... " ! .12 381 Rochester Arrive 1 1 . 11 iti I 10 20. 10 20 Horuellarille.... d' I'S 853 2 0518 705 B 7 20 Buffalo, .... .. ... " 1 1 12 00, 6 25 1 11 20 1120 Niagara FOUL.... " 11 12 481 7 051 12,10 12 In ftnspllsion. Bridge " I, 12 531 710 12 15' 12 15 Ciifton - " 1 001 715 12 21' 12 20 Thinkirk . " 1 2 221 720 12 541 12 54_ C1eve1and......... " 1 7 001 655 651 655 Cincinnati . ,•1 .6 00 “.... 7 o'l 700 l'i. It.' P. M. 'AL. Y. A: Si. MiILY STIILIS U. S. CLAIM. S :DO a.M.. exceptYnnd l aya. from Owego. Fitorping at 'rings 5:27. Smitlitwird 5:55 Barton 8:12. Waverly 7:00 Chernnng 7.30. Wallshnrg 14:05, Elmira 9:25. Big Flats 10:20, Corning 11•:n0. Painted Post 11.48. Addison....l:oo p.m.. Rathboneville P:35. Cameron 'SUN Cameron 2:28. Adrian 3:27, Cantata() 4: 0 5. arriving at iforaellaville at 4:21 p.m. S:DO •.m.. eirept Faindays. from Snsirehanna. Stopping at Great Bend 5:24 Kirksintxl 5:40. Bing hamton G: S Bnoner 6.22. Eldon 6:33 Campania 6:52. Owego 7:14. Tiotia7:3o..ttmltitnoio 7:50. Rar. trim 5:00. Waverly 5:20 Ctiethnng 8:.3.5. Wellsburg 8:48. Sontbywirt 9: 0 2. Elmira 9:15 big Fists 9:40. (limning 10:00 Painted IPost 10:il8. Addison 10:32. Pathbonevillo 10:51_ Cstinenon Mills 11:04. Cameron 11:15 Adrian 11:57 Carlisle* 11:55. and i•rriaingitat 114irinells‘ille at 12:05 6:50 am . daily. from icinacinalianna. Stopping at Graat Band 7:15. Klrlsrcirsrl 17:30. Binghamton 8:03, Slfo.opr.r :'8:20. Tinton 1' 8 :27. Camtmdle 1'1 , 1:45. flirrgn 9:14. Ting* :3:27 Sini tiboro 19:40 Berton 1'9:47. Wareey 10:20. Pliamit g P 11133. Weliahirm 10:30, Eimlr4 11:20. Big Fiats 11:4' 1 Corning 11:20 p.m.. painted Post 1'12:24. Add no 12:55 Rathhoneville I , :rn. ramaron Mina 111_22. Came ,,, n • 1:32. Adrian ;1 :1.5 Canlateo 2:08, and arriving at flornellernPe at 2:20 mm. • I 1:00 - -t - ' p m.. ex-ert from SnPvehanna Stopping at Great 1:59. Kirks-nevi 2:24. Mmr- L hnromp 3:40. IrPoperA.ln. i- Won 4:23. Camprillp 5:05. , m(1.111Thill7 at 010 f. •0 at 5:41 P.m. • '1:15 r. m.. earont Rnriilaya from Fltntra. Stonnißit at 111,i•P•ata 1:39. Comity 2:00. P. Inter:, POO 2:011: iilll . theire via Mon tell3 - riff4o. arrivinir at R:35 PM. p m.: except St.undaysi. from Tilneklmt n c .torr‘ina , at Hooper 2:41. VD on 2:55. Campville 3:15, Oscan 1:37. Tines 3:53. Fmithhnro 4:08. Barton 4:19. Waverly 4:40 Chemnn_ i v , 4:50. Wereburg 5:12, Sontli port . 5:28, arriving at Elmira at 5:30 p. m. Cincinnat....,Learn Cortland Dunkirk—% ...... Clifton r . Finarilnsion Bridge •• Niagara Falls_ Buffalo Bornolleville lrestrr Corning- Elmira Waverly.. Owego Binghamton •~- Getat Susquehanna Port Jerrie Arrir Middletown Goshen Newburgh Paterson - - Newark Jersey City New York 5:00 cm.. except Sundays from HornellB3llle. StOppitigsteanist.o 5:22. Adrian 5:48, Camerorll:so, CarnemW - 111118. 7:01. Rattiboneville- 7:30 Addißon 8:25. Painted Post - 9:15, Corning 10:00, Big Plats 10 A; Elmira 12:40 p.M. Southport 12:45. We isberg 1:20. Cheruung 1:55, ;Waverly 2:42. Balton 3:20. Bthitbborc. 3:42 Tioga 4:10, and arriving at Owego at 4:37 p.m.- _ • CATSLOGUES4. 6:53 m.. daily. froni Stooping at Canl.teo 7.11 Adrian] 7:33.- &amain 8:011, Rath boneville 8:42. /..ddi.on 0:08. Painted Post 9:57, Baf fling 10:15. 11 Mt* 10:52. Elmtra 12:20 pm, Soiithport 12:25. Wellsburg 12:52. Chemung 1:19. Waverly 1:50. Barbm 2:25. Bra:arbor° 2:40. Tioga 3:05. Owego 3:40. Campville 4:15. Union 4:48. Bing barnton 5:4 . Kirkwood 6:22. Great Zlexid 6:50, and arriving .t Slisquelianna at 7:3.1 p.m 7:00 a.m.. except )luddaya. fium Owego. Stopping at eampiille 7:45. Uutrin 8:28, Sooner 8:40. Bing hainion 9:4.). Eirkwriod 10:30. meat Bend 11:15; and arriving a,t Susquehanna at 11:55 a m. 7:50 a.m.. except Sundays. from Elmira. Stopping at Imittipcirt 7:54. WCllabarg 8:10. Clierming B:2G. Waverly 8:13, Barton ;9:03. ran thbnro 9:13, 'Flags 9:2B—Owego 8:45. C-Onpvilw 10:03, Union 10:1o. 11.•,w0per 10:22, and =biting at Binghamton at 10:33 6.111. . :53 P. 133, olnellf. Fitindart, from Painted Post. Stopping at Corning 293, Big Fats 2:20, and arriv ing' itt Elm', a atl:4o e t ni. 2:10 p.m.. saint Stindaya. from Ifornellarile, ntOpping al Canteen 2:24. Adrian 2:40. Cameron 3:03, Cameron 31ilis natbboneville 3:33. Addi son 3:30. Painted Poet, 4:17. Corning 4:25, Big Flats 4:47 13ti a ira 5:23. tiknitnport 5:26 Wellsburg 3:42, Clie rniing 3:57. Waverly ir22. Tim* 7:03. Owego 7:25. e 7:43. Union 8:05, Hooper 9:12. Bingham- ton 8:33. Eirksroon 819, (treat Bend 9:17, and sr. ?Bing at Sueiptrbann at 9:37 p.m. Mondays exotpt4 bete - con "Ilornelvine and Part Jervis, I . Stop Suirl4}s 9nlyl • • sar Thrrmle2 Ticip , tit to all points Wert at the very Lowoet Bates , to sale in the CoMptvay's Mike at the Towanda Depot 11da lathe only_ an horizod AgPIDCX of the Erie Railway Company for he 641 C of Western-Tieketa in Towanda.' at the Coeapan,Va alt. CID: VINWAR Ai rox 4 NOClThial. Sal/la& ABLE OF THE ERIE 11.31LBOAD.—Tax1 13, 1371. rrAtio* GOOl It F. JDNIA.I4, Geng Passenger Agent. V - 13TLTI0;N8. rartiCITAL .Elzulraj ... '.12 45 Wayerl3r .11 55 .Athens ..` , 1145 ..;...Towanda ;jlOO ! 935 Oe. ! 931 31Pshnipen.... 911 31P1i00ny....., 9-03 !....Tuathantiock... A 34 ! 7 33 Wilke/ Barre— - 7 10 ~..111ancb ' ASentnuni ! A at .Bethlehem ...Easton Phillarlobla.... ..Spw 'York .Washington....l TitSTSVARD ADDITIONAL LOCAL i • TRA STATIONS. 1a " tl,l* f 2N3 11 03 2 52 3 53 L,O 700 0 33 700 •. u. ADDMOICXL LOc. L TIIAIIs TASTwAnII im:sa c=s2l cat only on Tlc4 . cts purchased L. D. RUCEER. I=l=l Cimaisil aid twdshow. THE UNDIiap3CII4ID, WAVING • . RAIL Uth. IBM to as fru Ira IL PAT=S 4:10._11 law riffsgea to Obitito ti. dams at Bredbri Ocsatr mail yids& the Lip and soiscase dad' of G It, 0 C ,E RIB S , Llfhl ir eftect on that Icm sell at u-10. OVUM MOM b• parthessil _ • I oloowhas. I emir Who to the public soploadidstook- SOILTHWAND. IP." M.I P. M. 12:15 ' 7:15 12:05 7:05 11:05 6:45 11:16 6:15 141:05 6AS 10:55 5:55 '10:15 6:35 10:00 5:00 A._ 114_ i. ae. TEAS, COFFEES, SWABS, STANCH. BALEItATM, BPlal2, ko. AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO lUD condantly oa hand. POEM. HAMS. LARD. and all kinds of MBE. Would eoliths attention of tlio No. No. 2. 30. pnblk to oar Pal Be pest WO 1132 ' STOCK Or TOBACCO, Itt quality co! pica ham OakWs Oalobestad Latta- dr/. Nor York CkwzolOol and Brown sosp. Plow tail sad examine O stock of Large wort:moat of TANICEE 110170344 TOILET SOAPS. U., &e. Iripvth.a"...t...a price tor COUNTRY PRODUCE. Tamers, gin tuts ciall before @ening elsrorbare.• All persona Indobtoo to the tato arm trill pliosoosti and mite Immediate Psynient. Towanda. March. 12.1867 M . J. LONG. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WOOD. WILLOW, AND STONE WARE, FLOUR, FFED, MEAL, &c., COIL SIAM AND BRIDGE STS., I desire to call the attention of the public to my assortment of goods, which la alwaysfull and com plete. and will be "Sold to my customers at lowest market rates. My Mack of • . TEAS, - COFFERS, Save been purchased .lute the late reduction In the tariff on them, and are offered Ist prices to cor respond. Ordershy mall or otherwise will receive earern and prompt attention. Thanking the public for the liberal patronage they hevo given me, I wish a continuance of the ume. NS WFSTIVAED CASH PAID -FOR cors - ria PRODUCE feb.=7l GOLD STILL COO DOWN GROCERY d- PROVISION LINE, COWELL & MYEE'S at prices that cannot fail to satisfy all that they are determined not to be undersold by any one. They have enlarged their Store by building so thatthey now have room for the fresh supplies that are daily received by them. I They have connected eith their store a Market where they caw keen fresh mute to sell by the quarter or piece. sun a roll enpply tiro. caries and Provisions, to which thc7 wont,. .all the attention of all cash' buyers. Come amlevamine our Goods and Priors,' before purchasing ana satisfy yourselves. We guarentee all goods to give emir. satisfaction. We are thankful to our customers for their past liberal patronage and solicit a continuance of the same. COWELL k MYER. Dec. 20. 1809. crgus - r‘r 'A s I 50. 1 No. 4. , B.t ME 12173 11 40 10 00 '' 540 10 00 5 45, 10 05 THE UNDERSIGNED has just m ceired a large Sztfl carted assortment of 5 sfi t fi 4•] 10 45 5 5 4 52 7 00 loos 7 15 1.12 1140 930 12 201 455. 11 30 1258; 35! 1208 - 1371 608, 12 41 2 19! R 43, 115 3 05' 7 271 155 3 35 . 752 217 400. 825;247 7 50 1205 , , 618 845 i 12 53 " 12 10. IC ...... 1 i 835 1100.'2 471 840 203'1 5 15 1 113.4, 3 231 915 12 001 3 401 925 at. P. m.•?. Y. LADIES' WA 3HES, of all deectiptlona, Also a *elided aaaartaaent_of GOLD CHAINS, PINE GOLD -S HI "VT M "3" , CLOCKS OF ALL STYLES mom THE CLOUT'. EST TO THE BEST. GOLD. fiILTE:II ILIGI) STEEL SPECTACLES AM) LTE-GLASELD3 to flt all cases of impaired sight. • 1 szn , PATENT ICCOMODAIINC SPECTICLIf& Ey thla patent I am enabled to exchange Magma at any tine without extra charge. Call and are. CLOCYJ3, WATCIERB AND JEWELRY REPAIRED l'Anzarrza. 1 JULES RUGUENDI Towanda. Dec. is; len. p. 4 . 2 7Erats i • r : 4 -, gr,L a r,ic...- . 3 Z Crj '321-I.g 14- *4 ~., • fritult2e; I'l Oi {.4 _ .2,Z, • q 4 "t'ail: -.2 , 1..., 0 0 gi = '.a • - 0 - 2 .biE l 4 1- 0' .tgdalli.e. 2 g 0 ...S.stlac 4 . i.l,xgz l i. 2 - 96- i r ; • • zu I.4=' ' ?•4 aileirJ4l.4. ..: -Q t 11gillttiltil 4t . Z - ri l kagiEle:p 3 4''AP 7 / 11:3 1 5°.: LI - , 4 11 3 la. .1 4 .. { .•lg .4 ~Vp. • 1-. r . 4 t, rif,l 4 . 0 Ciep . 4 2 , e t a l ; Egg 17M 3 1al -a'3 .Ik ‘ - es g ICARt WM. R. HAIM,. .n 1 Pw•r a a pEtTati, Have ea head a large dick of BYE DO.. DUCXWEEAT DO. kviliooadmi C. B. PATCH. C. B. PATCII. No. 1 -PATTON'S TOWANDA, PA. 1 'AND SPICES, M. J. LO'Sci. AID =T[lll THINCI IF TIZOIk. are nqw being ofroredat 1!! NEW YEARS HOLIDAY GOODS, A_ Consisting of AMER ICAN WATCHES SWISS WATCHES, all raw _~. ~. -~: "'TERRY FRANKE!, iasoissor to Russ Zums.) MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 4 thifilth & Patton% Block. Bello WM. To woad". a good mooricoont of ClOtho. Vootillpood Cosalzoores. co:mina:Ay on hand. Goods Made to ceder In the best lo"a"n. - 1 EUREKA ! EI:IRMA! 1 E'rerybody haa ditemezed that polownaor,6o:lB,o4:Mspoi ritosenfteld 4 Wolff gOom door month of Fox k Mereurs) Is THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS. They now Lases great Mors toll of the RICHERT AiD MOST BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT MEN IND BOYS' CLOTHING To be found outside the cities. Their goods ars - FINE ENOUGH TO SUIT ANY TASTE, ' CHEAP ENOUGH TO ACCOMMODATE ANY PIIRiE DON'T BE DECKLYED! Never leave an old friend for a new one.• Remember that ItOgEtFIELD & WOLF? err permanently located here. and can otter greater in ducements to purchasers than any other house In town. It is the interest of gentlemen in this section, to come and brtng all their boys, and give their goods an examination. Consider the fact that you eau buy at lIQSEIC. FIELD k WOLlorti. beautiful awl substantial Cloth ing fora mere song. - ROS I TSFIELD k WOLFF. • August 23. 1371. • IMPORTANT TO ALL Wilo VALUE THEIR BIGHT I The sight of the aged assisted. the weak strengthen ed and the perfect preserved- PHILADELPHIA OPTICAL IsErrrrtrE, For the seaantarturing of the CONCAVE CONVEN. CRYSTAL LENSES. LONDON 1.'40 . ••IV r•lf ••_e• Ilea • • 'WO V.l The Concave Coate: Crystal Ppectades. made by the above institute are now a long time before' the public, and the rapid and increased demand for them combined with the universal acknowledsrinent of their clearness In vision and else to the eye, shows plainly that they are CUperiCir to any other glasses In the market. The majority of Spectacles. (mostly imported) and no matter how ant the frames, contain but a poor mid worthless article of glasses, (generally cast or preisedi) they are made to be sold only, without any maculation respecting bement to the eye, and therefore the great complaint of poor and weak sight. Thailand' are using glasses now which tire' and fatigue the eye. where tneobjects get dim after short usage, or require an intensely strong light and therefore destroying the sight. which, were they properly suited, would be preserved a life time. The advantages claimed tor the Congsee Convex Glasses are the following': • The Lenses are ground,of the beat material. pure and hard. and made only for optical purposes, they ate therefore not liable to get scratched or dim. They confer abrillnutt . and di.tir , ..Pos of vision not found in any other . ' They call be used equally. well by day or candle light without tiring or fatiguing the eyes. They are ground mathematically true to the con. cave conves minor. according to the - philosophy of nature. and shape of conic*, of the eye. therefors sedating nature only instead of forting IL ' - That the lenses are centered correct Into the frames. • They can be used longer than any other glasses without changing to a higher power. The frames are made strong and durable by erpo. Menaced workmen and warranted to give satlefacton. WM . A. CHAMBERLIN. Dealer In Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, Towan. da, Pa., has the sole Agency for these glasses in Bradford county. No Pedlersernployed. July 11, 1870-tt TOWANDA STEAM F LOURING MILLS ! W. H. FULT.RR, At. i J informfui that having rebuilt on the site Of the old mill. imp rov e- meats, they aro now prepared ito do • - CUSTOM GRINDING • In the best possible manner and en' the shortest notion. No petrol will be trlVed to give satisfaction. Farmers doing business in town. can bring their grain and have it ground the same day to take tack. FLOUR. (BUCKWHEAT rims, FEED it HEAL. By the car load or in quantities toienlapmehmers. GROUND CAYUGA PLASTER AT $8 PER TON. All kinds of grain taken in exchange for Plaster. Cub paid for all kinds of grain. G. P. HAWN. W. H. FULLER. Tcnranda, Nov.1.!1871. MISS E. 'J. KING :4l'lO.Y, Wishes to inform the ladies of Towanda and vicinity that she keeps constantly on hand a large supply of Goods, suitable to the season. Thanking her pat rons for their liberal patronage heretofore, she aa. mires them that no enertions will M spared to en sure a continuums of the same. She also hula One selection of HAIR AND FANCY GOODS, Bnch as • G loves Linen Gloves Linen &Zara, ' Cuffs; I have also reopens!. in connection with the above nay DEEM YAILDIG estalillalunent. and . I um naw prepared to do CLIrtiNG and ten LING in the latest fashionable styles on short notice. Entrance next door to Fos k Ilvenre, an stairs. April 4 '7l: NOTICE —ln collßequence of the dogh of Charles G. Kellum. late of the Arm r Kellum k Malluck. It becomes treces-gry that ell outAtandlng accounts of the firm of Kellner at la w ilt.* doe the 3oth. dar of - September. tel. must be 'paid by . 1/Ismh 1. 1872. or costs w. 1.1 toe made_ though the. business will be entitlatted _Order the old arm name troti farther twhee. Tblibmks are at the market ready tot bettletnent. Jab. 31 11. kiaidLLOCK. DWIGHT EZLIZX kdagnisttstar: %,&••••+- Vert: MEE EIMM=IGI =I Handkerchief& Real Laces, ,Corsets, Ic. &c. Grisooties 'sad Piarldi!s..."' inoPLE.s. . , SINXICU AIDIIIM7IIIIIM MOM -~s•~ - -` MX= 101111131 =NM A sow 1 24 oneliis aloe se GEOCZBLES AND Plpifilias),, Mika add be said si the kerma pardbie prima, OODFISH, - MAC' HERRING„ • I PORK, ,11rIITTON, :iptej yCOW% A 1103 1 :14) :I s :if i=j MODERN . STONE WAEE, YANKEE NOTIONS, FLOUR,TEED, MEAL, GRAIN, &a Bring on your produce. Which WI Pa 7 Mb for. DAIRYMEN, • constant sandy of Lsltton eq, all stied Morns. Batter Firkins. Tabs. Ms. - Maas call and look through ow stock. sad we will do our best to please you. W. A. ROCKWELL. Towanda. April 28. 1869. I G ROCERY AND PROVISION STOP, E, McCA:BE -&—EDIVAIRDS, Who:L.3=lg and Itetali Deters iv . GROCEIRIES i r a AND, PROVISIONIS. MERODWEI NEW BLOCS. TOWLIMA. PA. We do not deem it necessary to enumerate all the dllerent articles we keep. Our I.issortineat Is • ALWAYS COMPLETE. WI sell a othlng bat FIRST CLASS GOODS. Cub paid for Parusera Produce liar4i 1,187% it DIE.RCUR are now receiv- Ping a treat' Mock of Gods to their Use. bought ounce the let January. to which they Write the at tention of their friend.. We keep the lamest stock in town. Our goods are trash and dedrabla. We sell at lowest market priceta Jan. IP. 1871. -pRESH AND NEW TEAS, bon ht since the recent deAine in price. and selling chesp at retail. FOS MERCUR. Jan. 19.1871. F°I3IERCUR are selling Gro wries at retail. Jut. 19. 1871. FOX MERGUIt are selling New end Fresh Goods. Jan. 19. UM: PDX & IiERCUR are selling Grck eerie, cheap. Jan. 19. 1871. - PDX d; MERCUR are selling first class Guoda only. Jan. 19. 1971. - pox 31 ER= are selling .1. cheaper than ever. • :att. 19, 1871. REMRUMER that we are selling Goods at RETAIL! And that we won't be undersold. • Jan. 19, 1871. FOX k MERCUR. MICHIGAZ .FISE--CUT TOBAC -Jan. 19, 1971. PO% & MERCI7IIII. pox S MERCUR do not deal in Shoddy Goods. - . Jan. 19,1871. OUR CUSTOMERS cap rely upon getting the - eery best the market affords and at lowest prices. Tcranustis. Jan. 19.11 D EIMEEIIBER THAT FOX & ?!ER CUR are retailing ail kinds of Groceries at wholessieprices. The largest stock to town. Goods drat class. Prices loa•. E. FOX. . Rept. 19.•70. - HERRYZ IitERCITR. THE BEST KEROSENE OIL IN town by the quantity or retail at FOX ai BAKERY AND DlikllNG ROOM -Firit block north of Ward Ironic. BREAD, PIES, CAKE,CRACKERS, BA2E.ED DAIL Y.. Aiad saki at Wholesale and In our DLNECO ROOMS we will accommodate the public with either a lunch or a good meal at all times of th day and evening,: OYSTERS AMID ICE CBFAX ON HAND DIMES°. Tuna SE&SON Also a fine assortment of Groceries, Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts, ka nasylF tf CENTRAL MARKET. The subscribers stlu continue to keep constantly on hand a full and complete wortment of every thing pertaining to their business, .consisting sushi ly BEEV, PORK, FRESH AND SALT SUOMI CUBED lIAIES. 111171 TON, VEAL. SAUSAGE. BOLOGNA. DUIED BEE?, - TALLOW, Icc., Also. H I I S , H. FRESH FROM THE T.A RV'S , OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY is thedr sewn. Parties wiabingOyaters in large Or mall quanti ties will be /omitted on short notice. at lb, old stand.- Cutest . Itaustr. Montaufa'a Block.. first ,door north of M. Porters. Cm 0 Ksrzcu.t SELLIIII k 21IILLOCB. Tato. Min.z.ous. Feb. 24.1870-U THE BEST AND,'CHOICEST SMOKING ToBACCO,, I 8 ILANTIFAC . II:IIIED A FACTORY N 3D DISTRICT OT MAR Ilir Bee eat trer7 Package you t111a#4202111. ' Dec. 14.1970. rilkittEk HOUSES AND ).,01'S IN TowaNDA Bottouon FOR 841,-4dusted oa Poplar Street above Western *reline. These houses are now being built and will Ibe completed on August Ist.- Good well cistern. -sad cellar with each house. For f urther particulars laddresi or eno quire of - Winegteil-tn W. BB,‘MIIALL. at Bad. Whits, end Blue Store, iowattds, Fe. SUPPLIES 808 TEE 33"Ak='J TlZ.A#43::aa WICKHAM & BLACK'S. CROCKERY. CHINA, GIMSWARE. 1;11 OM Dill,l :I al SILVER PLATED N O IRE , / FRUIT JARS. • / / The boat kind to market. Towanda. Ang. 30.11/ rj 1:1 Wig I. R . NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! - / FIIRITURE • zw. icr•szatn sra LET, - The glAtest Induolnents to those in want of FIRST - CLASS FURNTIURE I The attention of the public Is especially called to our recent hoar purchases from the late Great Auc tion ffales of CHAMBER AND PARLOR FURNITURE! We are now offering WALNIIT MARBLE TOP SETS • AT $75 00.- - Azict TiCE PARLOR SETS, At $5O 00, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, CHAIRS TABLES STANDS, SPRMG BEDS, MATRESSES, LOOKING-GLASSES, JAMES MeCABE, WM. EDWARDS. Ana in ractere.-3 - thing to be Mend to a Firat-dasa MEMBER THAT WE ARE NOW MANITFACV IL tiding, and do offer goods of our own Minim. facture cheaper than you can buy city-made goad/ elsewhere. Lumber taken in exchange for goods. GREAT BARGAINS IN. Boors SvISH~ES E. T. 'OX. 11M13.Y ,MEE.CI7II. ,D. W. SCOTT & CO BEEF, YAM% 145IILTILI, O. 1. bears that (Wm 40, Glaemr,L YullUnee now open. Train IL & Co. , I!ew and Nmatthil patkvas. A complete assortmast. From nodgery k Iliotber /I"arnitiu.a. We are now offering at our Wholesale awl Meta]] Ever offered in Ude market. Together with our Complete Stock of nwil:ature Store. CUEAPEE Tats THE capArEsr We slaw furtash ROSL'WOOD CASKS v., METAL'? Lulu U. CASES, AND corms Of every description. 11CDIAL ROBES, CAPS. ac,, And w•e also hare the FINEET HEARSE' In this socßon of country. Goods deiivere..l to the Depot tree of charge. JAMES 0. FROST & SONS. Towanda. Jan. _ll. 11471 Boots and. Shoes. 1:=1 NEW BOOT AND SNOB • sroint, Smith end of Ward Horse ml. un#leralgeocl are redesing a large and well se. laded stack at 800 TS AND SHOES StiltsWs for the SIPAIMES AND FALL TRADE, Which wo offer low for CasL. Consisting of GETS, I I LNI) CHILDRMT S WEAR. SERED AND PEGGED' BOOTS . • 11 DE TO ORDER, REPAIRING NEATLY DONE AND READY WlLpi ISONIESED Thankful for past flavors, wa aoliett a continuance of the lime.. aaxtrzi. woonrnan. - Grua= Y. arnx Towanda. Aprd 8. IRS 2. FOR SALE AND TO RENT, pITTRICH!S. MUSIC ONE ntrlmaED rutsDa.Ass Pusos, O'NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MELODEONS TWO HUNDRED cettnitt AND CHURCH , ORONAS. Five Hundred Viollas , Clarionrta Flutes.amps (halm Concerttnaut. Amu-down. Rki4 V s . for all tßairag Instrument/. n Drums; Bones, etc. SHEET 3irsie 2%D INSTRUCTION DOORS F O R Emir narratiumi. OS . From the only first-clan makers in the United States. as'F. C. Lighte & CO.. Decker Brae., Stine. way. Weber. New York; Hallett and Ctintstonn Boston; Mathewshek. New* Haien Ct.; C. Meyer, Philadelphia, andKnabe in Baltimore. Melodeon, from B. illtionloger. New Haven, Ct.; Pelonbet, l'elton & Co.. New York. Organs, the celebrated Bolden Reed American Organ. and the lhardeit Combination Organ. One door east of Mercer's Bank, the only store of the kind in ToWanda. mar. 2911 ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS. 'lllall every WednesdSaturday. to aml 'from NEW Yul t AND tfLAatiOilr. Calling at repriderry to laud nails and Passengers. . The Steamers ottbis favorite line err built es preset, or the Atlantic Passenger Trade, and fitted up I . every respect with all the modern improve ments eakulated to insure - the sa ety; comfort, and convenience of pawienirers. Passage Estes Payable in Currency. to GLAiinDOW. LLAERPOoL and LONDONDERRY. FIRST CABIN. $65 awl $75. according to location. CAB.N RETURN TicELTS„ $l3O. recnrico; bed ac commodations. urTF RM FOUTS. $33. STY.ER AGE. $2B. Parties sending for their friends In the OIdCODUU tr, can purchase ticket.. at redo rd rates. For tut. then particulars apply to ti EN DERSoN BFATHEBS. 7 Bowling Orren. N. Y. or to S. C. MEANS. Central Express office Tmesmiti Pa. ItmftilB'7l.l Ck).PAKFNEIt - ..111P. 1 ,--The 111;464- signed hare this day Seemed a co-partnership under the firm name of Humphrey Urn's. A Tracy, for the pthrooe of manufacturing and jobbing boo,, tames an Leakier. The bualueot will be earned OD at our new factory and aakaroom. corner. Main and Yllubeth street*, Towanda. Pa. IRA B. HIIIIPHLEY. C. U. HUSIPEIRLI, CICABLEti L. TRAM Jukt . T2w3 DR:. H. C. PORTER, SON & CO., /WM OLD CASH DBVG STORE, "nor Men wid Me arida. pintas. Pfk4 Una recently added largely to their stock. a WI and complete seemtment. conetltntlng an eztesetve va riety. mobnclne teeny edicts@ vied ln the Atte fOr mechazdesi pnrpoeee, carefully selected otth to the POO' ve wants of the public. which regard Wirwooostantit strpplled with, freah Fur -haws; and on the most trawl:Able! terms at Whtdessle or Mail. consisting of D4uos, WDICMO34 Cnionew;, ALCOHOL AND : ' • WE, PUNT. VAIINISH. Warn-WAX% And all kinds of Brushes, KEROSENE _OR COAL OIL, Bzurang mos, LLILM, SUADYS;LWICIES. CLILILNEYS., Sperm. Lard, Whale. Nests Peet. TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS, Taney end Toilet Articles In all tbetr rerteti; ; WONG= =MUM INEtAIII. C 011330, Pomba. Etair-Dyr. Pedumery, -POCKET BOCK'S; PORT MONAIS, 4 litcket 'Entree. Eason, • TOOTS. SKm A= Ham PIII:PAHATIOlill, ptrilz_ WLKFE AND LIQUORS, • Ice lltedicinsl cue, • nn , TOBACCO; SNUFII', PIPES AND CIDAMS, / Garden. Field and Flower-Seeds. Tlllllllllll. Bap porters. Suspensories. Shoulder Braces. Breast . Pumps. Teething thugs. Nursing Bottle*, Nipples. Nipple Shells and Shields. Syringes. • Bed Pans. Self-Sealing Fruit Jars. Mier- • ' immersers. Flavoring Extracts, Stone Jogs. Glass Ware. llottles,Vials. Corks. Bath . Brick, and Stove Blacking. Ffah tackle. Anic munition. &c., Botanic. K.lectic and llomcepath , lc Medicines, and aU the popidar Patent MEDICINES. • AB articles Werrentedns represented. "Persons st,' ri distance can receive their enter.. he stage or mall.: .which 'will receive prompt and careful attention. • Medical advide given grituitously at the ollthe. charging only for medicine. • sir Tbaukritl for put liberal e.wouldt er would t pectfully announce to- their Mende and the nntnie.. that no pains shall be spare. t to satisfy, and merit the con tinuation of their confidence and patronage. irß-Open Sundays for prescriptions from 9 to 10 - Lm:. and 12 m. -to I. and 5 trig-p.m. " • If. C. PORTER. SON & Co. ' • July 1. 1570.—yr. / T AYLOR'S CELEBRATED OM The Grccit Rheumatic Remedy abou'd be kept and nand by every Farmer that keeps either Cattle or Horses. every Tesmeter aed , Livery Stable Keep T. every, Phyuirian and Horse Faller. for it will many times cue pain and tameness when all other medi cine. have failed. Miners and Railroad Men should certainly keep it. for it is nnsurpassed tor bermes and sprains. B. act:smiths should keep 'it for their owl:levee an , l for their customers tender footed horses; as clothing equals it for t.nder feet Every body soffenne from pain and Ismeness of any kind. bums, cuts, wounds or any eruption of ..the skin, Conn. Chilblains, or any disease requiring an ontward'application should certainly keep thi- cele brated Every' bottle warranted to give .aatislaction. For sale by, Dr. H. C. Porter Son k Co. Porter k Kirby and F. W. Brown Druggists. Towanda; Pa nd by every Tonlogik . dealer in Mid ford ind'attijoining counties:' JolumUnt II 'l/owaY and enwaen. wholesale Patin Medicine Depot, No. 602 Arch street Philadeplhis..f.a. Wholesale ' , gents. H. BROwNIG TAYLOR, julyl9 - 70-ti Proprietor, Leltayseille, Pa., R HEUMATISM -NEURALGIA- ! to any person producing anylledlcine ' , honing half an many living, permanent cures a. Dr. Firztm's :Facia-rants. liturrxartc . ICaod Inwardly billy- A pleasant Medicine. free &DM'• injurious drngr. Warranted. under oath.. to have permanent.. ly cured 95 in every l xtpatients treated in the pot ten years. (See hidnuonyl. It is the Scientific pre scription of Prot. Jos. P. Paler. M. D., a gradnate 0 the University of Pennsylvania. A. D.. 1833,- -noit; one of Philadelphia's oldest - manta: physiciars: and Profeoor of Chemistry and Toxicology„—woo has made liertrlgia. Chronic Ind Indamatory Rheuma tism the Specialty of his entire profeintional lite—a fact von.bed for by tl.c.=Signatures accompanying eacb.bAtle. and ether testimonials of many promi nent renowned physicians and clergymen. To pro tect imfferera from poisotiona quackiThstrums and naelese expenditure of money.'. legal spiDed gnat antes. stating exact number of bottle. warranted to cure, will be forwarded gratis to any tuaerer send ing by letter aMR descriptor] of attlction.. In case of failure to cure. amount-Ink' positively reffiiitled. Medicine sent anywhere by eNprves. col'ect on de livery. Aelicted Invited to write for advice,: ,all in formation and medical advice sent by letter .gratis. Address Dr.„ J. P. FITLER. 29 Sonth Fourth street, Philadelphia. Pa. The Remed) is sold or obtained -by Drnitslats. ' For sale by PORTER & KIRBY, Druggists, Mer- . cur's,l3lock. Towanda. Pa: rWANDA. Mqrble,._Works. Rave just reoeived tlle largest assortimert of M A; P., 33 I M: I Ever.exhibltoil in this section. to whicia they hayito t. o attention or tho public They keep on hand or foruieh to order TOMB STONES; MANTLES; &c., BLISSFA, Persona in want of any - thing in -our line. are re spectrally invited tocall and examine our stock. McCABE & SON Toinm,iouyl.l37l. B. -A: PETTES. CO, & FALL ANDI'WDTTER GOODS DRY' GOODS. FANCY GQODS AND NOTIONS, TIVETEENS, WATERPROOFS, LOWEST tIARKE.T A FULL ASSORTMENT OF untEn and wen. so "atm, at- Mara 10, 1b69. LOW k ErrtluVt. MEM Drlgs sad Itelliealla TrM ram. aux. vim. $5OO WILL BE PAID GEO. IfcCA,B & SON AMERICA -AND ITALIAN' M ON U_MEN..TS, O(every style AT THE LOWEST TERMS. Hare now on hand a nee stock of • In great variety, such es 1= r, DRESS SILK'S. SILK VELVETS. AND SHAWLS Which they will . soli. at tho At the &lox